# precompiled MOOs?

Matthew Sanderson (m.sanderson@student.anu.edu.au)
Sun, 21 Apr 1996 13:44:34 PDT

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    At 2:06 PM 4/21/96, Linda R Clifton wrote (using the To: line in a very
    creative way):
    >i have a nextstep os machine with a intel processor is there any
    >way that somebody can put out a precompiled MOO for it?  Or find some
    >way for me to compile a MOO when I can't get a compiler on the comp? ;)
    >    Or, does anybody know where I can get a already setup gcc?
    >    Any help i can get woudl be great, I'm really about to smash my
    >comp or somethign else crazy if I cna't get the thing running ;)

    I think DJGPP, a port of gcc to the DOS environment, may be useful.
    Although you're not running DOS, certain files gcc uses _are_ set up for an
    Intel chip in the DJGPP port, so it may tell you something useful. (What
    sort of Intel chip? I assume you've got a Pentium or something similar).
    I forget the URL for DJGPP right now; I'm sure it's not too hard to find
    with a net-search or something.
    This may be of some small use to you; it's all the help I can give. Sorry.

    Matthew Sanderson
    m.sanderson@student.anu.edu.au
    The Australian National University, Canberra.

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